Owen Gregorian

And there are huge differences.

And there's nothing good or bad about that.

It's just that's how it is.

We're different.

And then it goes on to say, okay, now let's bring social media into the picture.

Everybody's on a smartphone now.

And social media really is what they call a consensus engine.

That your tribe used to be 150 people.

That's the Dunbar number of how many people you could have a relationship with.

And now it's like everyone you ever met plus a whole bunch of strangers because you're seeing a constant stream of information about this consensus.

And I think it's saying that that's driving women towards this consensus.

in a way that doesn't really affect men nearly the same way.

And then you bring in institutions.

You have universities that have flipped to 60% female, and it's all very progressive, monoculture, super liberal.

And so people are spending four years surrounded by people that all believe the same thing, professors who all believe the same thing.

The reading lists all are one direction.

disagreement isn't even rare it's just it's socially punished and so you you get essentially indoctrinated through that and it goes on with some other things but i think we've kind of covered a lot of it what do you guys think of all this i think that um yeah go ahead sir do you

And have you noticed, I think I've noticed that a lot of these women on the left still complain about not being able to find a good man or a strong man or a good provider.

And, you know, maybe some of what we're seeing is a response to not being able to find that.

But it seems like they still want that.